UAP claims, checked and graded
As of October 31, 2026, no official U.S. body has confirmed the existence of non-human craft or biological remains. Grusch's and Elizondo's claims about the legacy program remain testimony, largely relayed from others, without public evidence that third parties can examine. Meanwhile, between May and October 2026, the government released about 478 UAP files in seven batches, according to an unofficial index, and the House has passed a version of the UAP Disclosure Act, which has not yet become law.
Status as of Oct 31, 2026.
- No official confirmation
- The archives open, but they are "unresolved cases"
- The disclosure bill is not yet law
- Grusch: from hearsay to broader allegations
- Elizondo: his role in AATIP remains disputed
- New witnesses, no public evidence
- Yankee Blue: the deception the Pentagon admitted
- Markets and public opinion
Data as of Nov 3, 2026 · version 1.2.16 · Data: meta.json, claims.json, cases.json, documents.json, people.json